Which risk increases when a hydraulic actuator stalls mid-stroke due to excessive load?

💡 Explanation

When a hydraulic actuator stalls, the pressure relief valve cycles rapidly because the pump continues to deliver flow against a blocked cylinder, leading to energy dissipating as heat in the hydraulic fluid. Therefore overheating results, rather than modulus reduction, buckling or hysteresis changes each requiring different conditions.

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